I can frag some for you LOL.. Would you like the lovely aiptasia + bryopsis frag, or the lovely fast growing and invasive clove polyp + bryopsis frag?I would join this test if I had any bryopsis left
I am good at killing stuff off
Oh come on dont be bashful show us what you have going onI can frag some for you LOL.. Would you like the lovely aiptasia + bryopsis frag, or the lovely fast growing and invasive clove polyp + bryopsis frag?
You mean you want to see the bryopsis growth? I had the growth suppressed to almost 98% eradicated. Then I found pyramid snails and monti eat nudibranchs and laziness took over. Then after realizing the berghia nudibranchs didn't eat all of my aiptasia, laziness really took over lol. That said, I still pull a bunch every week during water changes. But not enough to say I'm working on ridding the tank of it.Oh come on dont be bashful show us what you have going on
This was the tank in it's prime...
This is the untouched areas that laziness took over...Keep in mind that actinics JUST turned on. Most corals still trying to sleep lol
This is the new fresh canvas I've been working on...
I feel your pain.This is how my tank is starting to get
That is a piece of cake!! Don't give upThis was the tank in it's prime...
This is the untouched areas that laziness took over...Keep in mind that actinics JUST turned on. Most corals still trying to sleep lol
This is the new fresh canvas I've been working on...
Too late for that! lol I only want one reef tank!! lolThat is a piece of cake!! Don't give up
Also sally lightfoot's are awesomeI feel your pain.
I take it all with stride. Like with growing pains, it's learning pains. Prevention is the best cure to disaster. There is hope, it just takes diligence. You are on the right path of ridding your tank. But I would take it further than just Tech M. With the addition of manual removal and maybe some h202 spot treatment, I think you could win.
For me, I started with a cheap standard 20 on a cheap stand. I did this because it was my first reef tank. It wasn't difficult for me to start over. Heck, I wanted a nice new tank anyway.
I thought about one of them. They recommend a large tank? I didn't know how that would work in my 20. Not a whole of sand bed to walk on either. That tank has a six line wrasse helping keep the pyramid snail population down. My snails are actually able to eat now. I think I was able to rid the tank of monti eating nudis but then again, I haven't been looking for them. At the rate this tank had been going, I am really surprised i never got flatworms. Really the only issues that stand out are aiptasia and bryopsis.
Sounds like you got everything under the sun well minus hydroids
Awesome boss did you happen to log your dosing?
